Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-25

reverse the decision of the court below.
 The prisoner was unoficially notified by
 his attorneys yesterday, aud was very
 much deleeied saying his trial was 8
 farce,
 ELhIRA, N. r., June 20.-Frsnces
 Patterson. better known ss Blind" Pat
 terson, who received e13,000 pension
 money last week, vent to Williamsport
 Pa. few days ago and it is now learned
 that he turned over Sl0,0O to Dr. A. N.
 Mile who also disappeared. The as-
 founding revelation is now made by
 Wilkes Miller. c we'll known citizen who
 has made affidavit that 6 fraudulent
 scheme was arranged to secure the
 money for Pssterson, whose blindness
 occurred sfser the war, and from ordi-
 nary diseases The government officials
 are attempting to prove the fraud.
 SAN FRAScIsoo, June 20.-A pleasure
 party went out sailing yesterday after
 noon and were drovped by the cspsiz-
 ing of their boat, and ss yet none of the
 bodies have been recovered. Manuel
 Joseph, who has been employed in vsri-
 ous capacities by the hsrbor commis-
 sioners brought Whitehall boat and yesterday took out on San Francisco
 bay John Both and his wife. Miss Annie
 Bsrtoloma. l6 years old and . young
 man named James Ross. The party em-
 barked at Union street wharf, and headed for Goal Island. The bost dis appeared and but for the evidence of several young children no one witnessed the disaster. Emma Peters, little girl who saw them embark. relates that ths boat cspsixsd midway Co Goat Island. The story st first seemed incredible, but is now accepted as fact as the boat has not resppesred. The police were nOli- fed this afternoon.
 CHICAGO, June 20-Chsrles !. ker- shaw filed bill in the Superior Court this morning, against his partners, Dew ey and Eccleston. The bill asks to have the psrsnership dissolved; an order for accounting granted. Court appointed I. B. Wssre receiver, and he filed 8 bond for fifty thousand dollars.
 PKsrH, June 20-The mob yesterday set fire to the Jewish quarter of the town of Dinns Sexerdshely, in Hungary. The quarter was almost entirely destroy ed and one hundred and twenty-five families are homeless.
 SAN DIEGo, June l9-The steamer Carlos Pacheco, which left San Diego last Sunday in pursuit of the slOop Lou suspected of taking out 6 large invoice of merchandise for smuggling Into Lower OslifOrnis, returned this morning. hay ing captured the Lou st San Domingo, about +0O miles south of San Diego. The customs officers who boarded the Lou found large and valuable cargo of contrabsnd merchandise n the charge of Captain Porter the owns., and one man. They were taken prisoners and the cargo was contiscsted. While al anchor at Santa ROsalis bay one night, the Captain of the sloop man. aged to get aboard hIs sloop, slipped her cable and fled before the wind. His escape was not discovered for an hour. by which time the customs officials con- cluded not to 20 after him. The snug gled goods were landed at Ensensda.
 FLAroS1A, June I9-The Sheriff ar rived in Galveston this morning. He says there were twelve robbers in the party and that when they entered the express car, Messenger Frank Folger seeing them oomIna threw away the keys to his safe, This enrsged the desper- sdoes and two of them wresked their vengeance on him by beating him over the head with their revolvers and cruel ly splitting his esrs with pocket knives, The messenger was badly used up. The robbers finally recovered the keys and succeeded in opening the safe. How much money was found is a mere matter of conjecture. but it is stated that the safe contained s10.0OO. After going through the express and mall cars, the robbers turned their attention to the passengers, none of whom were over looked or sighted, even the nevsboy being robbed of his nickels. One old gentleman, who was sleeping. was svsk- ened and reaching under the pillow for bis valusbles, was struck senseless by a pistol in the hands of the robbers. who | then secured from under the pillow a we'll filled purse. The fheriff says that while the robbers were going through | the forward cars, the colored porter ex- all the lights in the .sleeper; but it was useless, as when the robbers entered the sleeper they compelled the brakemen to 20 ahead with a lantern and stop at every berth. Ool. QuintOs, of the Mexican army, was among the accompanied by 6 young lieutenant. When he learned that the trnin was being robbed, be called to his lIeutensnt to bring him his pistol quick and he would kill all the robbers Mrs. White, the Shsriff's wife, who under stands Spanish, immediately cried out to the Colonel, telling him If he valued his life to remain in and give up his money as the robbers had every adyan- tage. A few moments afterwards the robbers came along with brakeman carrying a lantern. One of the gang pulled the curtain back exposing the | Mexican officer to the gaze of Capt. Diek, l the leader of the gang, who was com placently sucking @ huge stick of candy | ID his left hand, while the other hand covered the Msxican win big six shoot | CT. When the bandit captain saw the Mexican be told him to disgorge, re- by way of enphssis that he would as soon kill s gresser ss eat his breakfast, The Gffioer reluctantly hand cd over SlO0. Several drumners from New York and Galveston houses, were in the sleeper and were all robbed, near ly everyone receiving brutal treatment
 SIy DIEGO, June 18.-The California Southern people, it IS stated, have de- cided to build their road to EDsenads. The company now has party of men out to eIamire the route. and a meet ing will be held in EnseDsds in a very few days so determine affairs in rela- tion to the matter. Another party of prospectors are following out the line of the old Tom Scott survey for a road below the line to connect with the Southern Pacific st Yums. and thence to Ensensda. This road, officials of the company declare, will soon be built, and as they have s subsidy of el2, ,O0O pe< mIle for all railroads they build. they will probably carry it through. It will se- cure them an entrance into San Diego, and shorten their distance from New Orleans to the Pacific Coast by over POO miles, and will give them . line which can make quicker lime aoross she con tineut than any of iss rivslA Al the same tine it will run below the bound ary line for a considerable. and can therefore be operated without the re- strictiOns of the interstate law. More definite developments are expected.
 LOSDos, June 9-Ths agent of the OCallsghan estates as Bodyke. which have been the soene of the evictions. vrltes to the Times stating that almost ail of the tAnants held their lande uEder